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BBW Charlotte Chapter
Bulletin Board
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Aug. 1 - Board of Directors Meeting, 8 p.m.
Aug. 3* Sisterhood Board Meeting, 10 a.m.
Aug. 6 - New & Prospective Members’ Social, 7 p.m. at
home of Don & Bobbi Bernstein, 3723 Foxcroft Rd.
Aug. 21 - Religious School Board Meeting, 8 p.m.
All Friday night services begin at 8 p.m.
Tempi* Israel Happenings
Aug. 21 - Men’s Club BBQ
Women’s American ORT
BAKE SALE
Sunday, August 21
Noon - 3 P.M.
JCC
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Gift Wrap Donation
In this 90 degree weather, it is hard to believe that
Gift Wrap is around the corner. However, Charlotte
Chapter BBW is planning now and find that it is in need
of 24 yards of red or green felt to be donated for the
booths. This of course is tax*deductible. Please contact
Reggie Wittlin at 847-7090 for further information.
Council Bake Sale
Avodah Council B’nai B’rith Women, consisting of
Charlotte and HaLailah Chapters, will be having its an
nual Bake Sale Labor Day at the JCC. Baked goods will
be on sale Sunday, September 4 through Monday,
September 5. This year we will be specializing in
goods baked particularly for the Jewish Holidays,
which begin just two days later, on Wednesday,
September 7. If there are any questions, call Barbara
Bernhardt, 364-0694 or Vicki Hopkins, 554-1324.
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Aroaa House
Now that Aroaa Houaa
is operational, our basic
commitment to the play
room has ended. ,How-
ever, we would still like to
donate a doll house,
blocks and a record player
with records. If you can
donate any of these items,
please call Linda Binnick
(662-1435). Another train
ing session is about to
begin for volunteers.
Please call Lenore Green-
wald at 542-8826 for
details. Many thanks to
all who helped make
something so vital to the
community as Arosa
House a reality.
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A coffee for new members
was held June 28 at the home
of Linda Goldberg. We
welcome all the new
members and thank you for
making the coffee such a suc
cess.
On July 12, many members
of Charlotte Chapter enjoyed
an evening of good food, fun
and fellowship at the
Charlotte Russe as they were
taught to cook Chinese-style
cuisine. The treat of the
evening was that everyone
got to eat the delicious
delicacies they prepared.
Members are invited to
celebrate summer at the 5th
Annual Pool Party on Satur
day, August 20 at the home
of Reggie and Myron Wittlin.
Cost will be $7.50 per person.
Watch for your flyer for
more exciting details.
Join us on August 31 at the
Colony Apartment
Clubhouse at 10 a.m. for an
extremely interesting and
relevant meeting. A1 Pruitt,
Public Relation Director at
Charlotte Memorial
Hospital, will speak on the
new "Women’s Hospital*’'
and what is and will be going
on in our Hospital System.
Watch for your flyer on this
important meeting. Call
Terri Cathcart (554-1081) for
reservations or for addi
tional information.
Senior Women
On June 22, our Senior
\^omen enjoyed a delicious
lunch prepared for them by
Thelma Levy, Lilliam Sutta,
Iris Spil and Linda Binnick.
Before lunch our Seniors
worked on their most recent
project for R.S.V.P. (Retired
Senior Volunteer Program)
by putting together over 750
pins for United Way. They
also began collating a pro
ject for the United Way.
IMany thanks to all of you.
Sick Loan Cheat
On June 23, our Sick
Loan Chest location moved
from the old Community
Hospital to the Sesco
Warehouse at 3800 Monroe
Rd. The hours will remain
the same (Fridays 11 a.m. • 1
p.m.). For further informa
tion call 373-1229 during
those hours. Many thanks to
Helen Fligel and Ruth
Eisenberg for all their
dedication and hard work.
— Meryle Elko
CRT
The Annual Installation
and Honor Roll Dinner was
held at the Barley & Rye
Restaurant on June 15. It
was a lovely evening and the
following officers were in
stalled for the 1983-84 term:
President—Dorothy Sha-_
piro; VP Special Projects—
Roberta Malickson; VP
Education—Marcia Stern;
VP Programs—Ellen Satlof;
VP Membership —Pam
Silberman; Recording
Secretary—Debbie Jackson;
Financial Secretary—Lydia
Kohn; and Treasurer—
Cathy Katz. Chairwomen of
the various committees
throughout the year also
received special recognition
of thanks, and flowers were
presented to all new officers
and chairwomen. Also
honored with a ORT pin were
the women who had reached
**Honor Roll” status. This
level is achieved by donating
$60 worth of contributions or
service time to the organiza
tion throughout the year.
It is the time of year when
membership renewal notices
are again being mailed and it
is hoped that all members
will send in their re
enrollment dues quickly to
avoid the costs of further
mailings. Remember that all
costs for mailings reduce
the amount of funds
available to help support the
ORT schools and programs
around the world. So please
pay your dues when you
receive your first notice, so
that more money will be
available to promote our
worthwhile causes and to
fight the ignorance of anti-
Semitic elements such as the
KKK and Nazis.
ORT held a successful
bake sale at the JCC on July
3. Special thanks go to
Sharon Gold and Roberta
Malickson for organizing
this event and to all of the
members who contributed by
baking their delicious
specialities. Another bake
sale will be held on Sunday,
August 21 at the JCC. Make
plans now to contribute with
your baked goods and be
sure to stop by that day to
purchase some goodies
yourself.
Our Fall Flea Market will
be held Sunday, September
25. Please start now to save
your clothes, books and any
saleable items that you can
donate. You will receive a
tax-deduction and Honor
Roll credit for all items
donated. Watch for addi
tional details in next mon
th's column.
—Ellen Cooper
Community
Calendar
The Calendar Committee
is hard at work putting
together the 1983-1984 Com
munity Calendar. Many
thanks to those who have
already pledged contribu
tions. Please remember,
when you are asked to con
tribute, you are directly sup
porting BBW’s philan
thropies. Bussie Goldberg is
our new Community Calen
dar Liaison. To avoid con
flicts, please call her at 552-
7304 to clear any date of com
munity interest.